AmEx’s NBA Jersey Assurance: What It Is and How It Works

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Which stores offer Jersey Assurance?
Which AmEx cards offer expanded Jersey Assurance?
What can I get as a replacement?
- The new team jersey of the player who moved.
- A jersey for a different member of the team that your player left.
Is coverage a slam-dunk?
- You have to file a claim: You must do so within 14 days of the announcement of the player’s trade or free agency signing. The claim form is here.
- The trade or free agency signing must be announced by the team or the NBA: Eligibility will be based on transactions appearing at this link. No, trade rumors on Twitter don't count.
- Just because your player is off the team doesn’t mean you automatically qualify: Trades or free agency signings qualify for coverage. But if a player retires or gets cut, waived, suspended or injured, the protection doesn't apply.
- Player name changes don’t count: Think Ron Artest becoming Metta World Peace in 2011. It also won’t count if the player’s number or role with the team changes.
- Jersey design changes don’t qualify either: If you make your purchase and the team then proceeds to get a new logo, design or even a new city name printed on its jerseys, you’re stuck with the old version.
What happens to my old jersey?
Can I upgrade my jersey?
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